JS Bach - Prelude & Fugue in A major BWV 536

This is one of Bach's earlier preludes and fugues, probably composed when he was in his twenties. The prelude has an improvisatory feel to it, as though Bach was simply enjoying the sound of the instrument in the building. The fugue is one of his most lyrical and legato. It lies under the hands and feet well and is in almost constant quaver movement, especially from around two-thirds of the way through.